Thanks very much my friend, your kind words of appreciation mean a great deal.

It is true that there is a hell of a lot of material here. It's a matter of choosing, structuring, and presenting it all in such a way that adds value, instead of being just a silly commercial exercise. I anticipate that this will take quite a while, but I suspect it will be worth the trouble.

+10 internetz to you, sir.

Thanks, I'm giving it some serious thought but it'll be a while before anything concrete actually emerges from it.

As to the book, as Yoda would say: "Book or book not, there is no try."

Yours, like mine, is not a easily pigeonholed blog – but then neither is Vox's. For that matter, for something that is ostensibly a "philosophy" show, Stefan Molyneux covers a very broad range of topics. And Razorfist isn't exactly a single-niche youtuber either.

I think you, like me, are in a search for truth, and beauty, and presenting it as well as we are able. Truth and beauty are not restricted to just one topic or facet of life.

Insofar as a book. Hell, if Jeffro can do it, and Vox can do it, why not? You have enough material to cull through that you can find something that hangs them together, even if they cover broad ground, and tie them all together around a set of observations.